SF Partners
Head of Tax and Treasury

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Head of Tax & Treasury
Warwickshire | Hybrid – 3 days on site
Up to £90,000 (DOE) + 10% bonus
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced tax professional to join a growing international organisation as Head of Tax & Treasury.
This is a senior, Group-level position with primary responsibility for leading the organisation’s tax strategy, governance, compliance and risk management across a complex international and multi-entity environment.
The role will combine strategic leadership with hands-on involvement and would suit an established Head of Tax or an experienced Senior/Group Tax Manager looking to take the next step in their career.
The role
Working closely with senior finance leadership and stakeholders across the international business, responsibilities will include:
- Leading the Group’s tax strategy, governance and risk-management framework
- Overseeing UK and international corporate tax compliance and reporting
- Managing tax provisions, current and deferred tax reporting and related disclosures
- Leading transfer pricing policies, documentation and intercompany arrangements
- Advising on cross-border transactions, international expansion and changes to legal or operating structures
- Supporting acquisitions, including tax due diligence, structuring and post-deal integration
- Monitoring international tax developments and assessing their impact on the Group
- Managing relationships with external tax advisers and relevant tax authorities
- Developing robust, scalable tax processes, controls and reporting
- Providing clear, commercially focused advice to senior stakeholders
- Oversight of the existing treasury function and team
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The person
We are looking for an experienced tax professional with a strong background in corporate and international tax gained within a complex organisation or professional practice.
You are likely to bring:
- A recognised professional qualification such as ACA, ACCA, CTA or equivalent
- Significant post-qualification experience within corporate tax
- Experience working within an international, multi-entity environment
- Strong knowledge of UK corporate tax and tax accounting
- Experience of international tax, transfer pricing and cross-border matters
- The ability to manage external advisers and coordinate tax requirements across multiple jurisdictions
- Strong commercial judgement and the ability to communicate complex tax matters to non-tax stakeholders
- Experience of acquisitions, tax due diligence or post-deal integration would be advantageous
- Previous experience within a growing, acquisitive or evolving organisation would also be beneficial


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This is an excellent opportunity to take ownership of a broad international tax agenda and play an influential role within a growing organisation.
Salary: Up to £90,000 (DOE)
Bonus: 10%
Location: Warwickshire
Working pattern: Hybrid – 3 days per week on site
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